In Act II, when the adult Carson makes Vinnie into a character in her play, we will know that it is Carson's imagined answer to that unanswered question from childhood.
I answered a topical question about Microsoft's changes to Windows Live Mail, which I fondly imagined answered everybody's questions.
"Asking about the size of rooms along with how many students are assigned to each, how the college manages housing and residential life, the extent to which housing is guaranteed to students, whether the residential college provides assistance to students living off campus, etc., are all reasonable questions and we can imagine answers to those questions which would be deal killers for us".
He added that "in this event, which was far more severe than one could have imagined, the answer is no".
A friend of mine suggests an answer, imagining Hillary Clinton reading conservative con law professor John Yoo's assertion that "in the exercise of his plenary power to use military force, the Preisdent's decisions are for him alone and are unreviewable": "President Hillary thanks you". I get the question all the time from smart liberal friends: what is conservatism, anyway?
A friend of mine suggests an answer, imagining Hillary Clinton reading conservative con law professor John Yoo's assertion that "in the exercise of his plenary power to use military force, the Preisdent's decisions are for him alone and are unreviewable": "President Hillary thanks you".
On the contrary, the legitimacy of the Iraq war is about as serious a question as you could imagine; its answer could determine the way our world is ordered in the 21st century.
I don't imagine his answer would make a tremendous amount of sense, but he wouldn't be alone there.
For Pat [Smear, Foo Fighters' and ex-Nirvana guitarist], he's been in 650 bands, so that'd be a good question to ask Pat – and I can't imagine any answer other than he loves to play music".
You can imagine his answer.
